What is another word for commelinaceae?
Pronunciation: [kəmˈɛlɪnˌe͡ɪsiː] (IPA) 
Commelinaceae is a botanical name that refers to a family of flowering plants. Synonyms for Commelinaceae include Spiderwort family, Dayflower family, and Wandering Jew family. The family consists of around 40 genera and over 600 species. The plants in the Commelinaceae family are characterized by their distinctive flowers, which have three petals and very delicate, fringed bracts. Some of the most well-known species in this family include the Tradescantia, Zebrina, and Commelina. The plants in this family are found in various habitats worldwide, such as wetlands, tropical and subtropical regions, and disturbed areas. Despite the variations in their habitats, all members of the Commelinaceae family are united by their characteristic flower structure and growth habit.
